Funded Financial Services Startups in Ireland
Disclosed funding sizes in this Ireland financial-services set show one clear outlier: Avolon Holdings raised $455M on 2026-04-17, which dwarfs the next-la…
Disclosed funding sizes in this Ireland financial-services set show one clear outlier: Avolon Holdings raised $455M on 2026-04-17, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds (ICS Mortgages at $218M on 2024-05-16 and Fonoa at $110M on 2026-05-28). The smallest disclosed amount is $10K (Finclude on 2023-04-04), emphasizing a wide spread from four-figure seed/pre-seed checks to nine-figure rounds.
The rounds concentrate heavily in Dublin: most entries list Dublin variants (including Dublin, Dublin; Blackrock, Dublin; Ballsbridge, Dublin; Rathmines, Dublin), while Cork (Kenzee) and Waterford (Sedicii) appear only once each, and Kilkenny appears once (TransferMate). Temporally, the listed rounds span 2020-07-22 (CreditLogic) through 2026-06-23 (Sirius Aviation Capital), with a dense recent window in 2026 (June–April) where multiple disclosed rounds exceed $20M (e.g., ComplyLoft $60K, Fonoa $110M, Avolon $455M). Stage/round labeling is also mixed: 10 of 37 entries are “Series Unknown” and 3 are explicitly “undisclosed” by amount.
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Frequently asked
What stands out in disclosed round size, and how does the top round compare to the rest of the list?
Avolon Holdings’ $455M (2026-04-17) is the only disclosed round that sits far above the remaining large raises such as ICS Mortgages’ $218M (2024-05-16) and Fonoa’s $110M (2026-05-28), while the floor is much smaller at $10K (Finclude on 2023-04-04).
Is there a city concentration pattern across these Irish financial-services startups?
Dublin variants dominate this list, with multiple entries in Dublin proper plus Blackrock (AccountsIQ), Ballsbridge (Spry finance), Rathmines (Prommt), and Dublin-listed companies overall far exceeding the singletons outside the capital such as Kenzee in Cork ($80K, 2023-05-01), Sedicii in Waterford ($100K, 2022-02-15), and TransferMate in Kilkenny ($70M, 2022-05-23).
Which rounds fall into the most recent 90 days of dates shown (relative to the latest row in this page)?
Using the latest listed date of 2026-06-23 (Sirius Aviation Capital), the 90-day window includes 2026-06-17 (ComplyLoft $60K), 2026-05-28 (Fonoa $110M), 2026-04-17 (Avolon Holdings $455M), and 2026-03-15 (Hedj Financial Risk Management $20K), among others down to 2026-03-11 (Kayna $2M).
How much of the list is labeled without a specific amount or round type (and what does that imply for analysis)?
Three entries have “undisclosed” amounts (Sirius Aviation Capital on 2026-06-23, Nostra on 2023-08-24, and Billout on 2023-06-02), while 10 entries are “Series Unknown” across multiple dates (e.g., Avolon Holdings 2026-04-17; Circit 2026-02-10; Spry finance 2023-08-24). This means comparative stage analysis is partially constrained by missing round-type detail.
Are there notable clusters in time around specific years?
There’s a noticeable recent cluster in 2026 with multiple rounds between 2026-06-17 and 2026-03-11, including Fonoa ($110M, 2026-05-28) and Avolon Holdings ($455M, 2026-04-17) plus smaller checks like Kayna ($2M, 2026-03-11). Earlier activity also clusters in 2023 around mid-year (e.g., Spry finance $109M on 2023-08-24, and Splink $1M on 2023-06-18).
Which stage labels appear to drive the disclosed funding range, and where are the extremes within stages?
Seed appears repeatedly across small-to-mid disclosed amounts (e.g., Kayna $2M on 2026-03-11; CreditLogic $4M on 2024-07-05; Splink $1M on 2023-06-18), while very large disclosed funding is tied to later-round labels such as Series C (Avolon Holdings is “Series Unknown” but Fonoa is Series C at $110M on 2026-05-28, and TransferMate is Series C at $70M on 2022-05-23). The smallest disclosed amount in the dataset ($10K) is associated with an unlabeled round type (Finclude, 2023-04-04).
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